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Powderjunky: November 10, 2010 Uphill: 2,400 ft. | Downhill: 2,400 ft.
A great powder day, and the sun even came out a little. We wanted to hit this gem before the snowmobilers do. it was well worth it. the Powder was very textured and had some buoyancy and grip to it in a way that you could glide on top or sink down as much as you wanted.The new snow, about 12 inches is laying on 2 feet of frozen base, so if the new snow slabs up at all it will have a good sliding surface, but we didn't see anything to worry about.
I'll let the pics and vid tell the remaining story...
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Keep the Stoke Going!
seattleslider wrote on 11/10/10 at 10:53:30 pm pst:
WOW!TroySmith80 wrote on 11/13/10 at 4:25:55 pm pst:
Fantastic photos. Did you skin all the wy in from Dutchman? Or did you sled?powderjunky wrote on 11/13/10 at 4:39:34 pm pst:
Wish we were that motivated :) we used sledsSign Up for free or login to post comments.
